Crash.net runs through the rider ratings for the Italian MotoGP at Mugello.
After failing to finish the last three sprint races, Francesco Bagnaia was back on the top step thanks to a dominant showing from the reigning world champion. Bagnaia responded to any attempts from the likes of Marquez, Bastianini and Martin to close the gap. A perfect home GP for the factory Ducati team then started with Bagnaia dominating the grand prix as he went from fifth to first in just two corners. Bagnaia was never troubled from that moment on.
Ninth for Gresini Ducati, Marquez had a strong weekend and grand prix, although the Spaniard was still some ways away from matching his team-mate.Following a nightmare qualifying where Brad Binder was eliminated in Q1, the factory KTM rider made very good progress in the sprint as he came home in P6. Although progress was much harder to achieve in the main race, Binder again went forward as he salvaged another top ten.
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